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Vanessa Borne Issues Statement On Her WWE Release

Posted By: Ben Jordan Kerin on May 20, 2021

Vanessa Borne Issues Statement On Her WWE Release

Vanessa Borne, who was released from WWE on Wednesday, issued a statement on Twitter:

“Today I got the call that I will no longer be a WWE superstar, which came as quite a shock to me considering all the work I’ve done these past 18 months,” Borne said. “I want to thank the WWE for the opportunity these past five years, it’s been a fun ride. I also want to give a shout out to all the people and fans who have supported me throughout my wrestling career, your kind words never went unnoticed. To all of the haters and Twitter trolls, I want to thank you guys as well. You really motivated me and lit a fire within me. Just kidding. You people f****** suck. Be nice. It shouldn’t be that hard to be a decent human being to someone you don’t even know.”

“I have no hard feelings and no animosity, just a lot of good energy and love,” Borne added. “I feel good walking into this next chapter and I hope you are all there to witness it. Oh, one thing I am disappointed that I didn’t get to do in the WWE and that’s….wrestle zombies, shucks.” 

Source: sportskeeda.com
Tags: #wwe #wwenxt #vanessa borne

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